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Maria Maja Andersdotter

Birth14 Aug 1772 - Hammar Parish, Berga, Snavlunda, Sweden
Death27 NOV 1818 - Dalby, Hammar, Örebro län
MotherElisabet Lisa Isacsdotter
FatherAnders Larsson

Born in Hammar Parish, Berga, Snavlunda, Sweden on 14 Aug 1772 to Anders Larsson and Elisabet Lisa Isacsdotter. Maria Maja Andersdotter married Anders Andersson and had 4 children. She passed away on 27 NOV 1818 in Dalby, Hammar, Örebro län.

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Anders Larsson
1738 - 1805
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Elisabet Lisa Isacsdotter
1747 - 1825
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Anders Andersson
1770 - 1806
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Lars Carlsson
Unknown - Unknown
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Anna Andersdotter
1795 - 1856
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Anna Lisa Andersdotter
1799 - Unknown
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Anders Andersson
1803 - 1845
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Stina Cajsa Larsdotter
1809 - Unknown

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